NeroJinous wrote:
I agree with you, and I think we all got more than our money's worth of fun out of hex. That being said it is important to understand why people do what they do even if you disagree. The "hex is dead" crowd doesn't actually want it to die. They just want proper closure so they can move on with their lives. After being dedicated to anything for 5 years no one wants to be strung along for years after "the end". They rather have a proper goodbye in a reasonable ammount of time. It is how every relationship works. It isn't good to give people false hope that your relationship with them will continue just to let it slowly fade away a year or 2 later. No1 wants to be treated that way. Not by another person, or game, or company, etc.Fitzlepix wrote:
Some of the reactions in the community lately are pretty extreme. HEX has develop and maintained a game we have all received a lot of enjoyment from the past 5 years. Regardless of it's current state, if it fails tomorrow, it's been a good run. I'm not sure if the company deserves all this "HEX IS DEAD TO ME!" wrath out of a game who has provided years of entertainment.
It is sad that it never lived up to the hopes we had for it and for it's developers but it has in no way been "vaporware" or a sad joke. It's been a great game and maybe some of the forum warriors can dial it down from an 11 to a more reasonable 7 or 8.
5 years man, that's a great run for any game by any standards. I also don't even think it's fair to talk about HEX in the past tense since it may be doing fine and ticking along at the slow pace it's ever been for a few more years. I know I'll keep playing new sets when they come out and enjoying what this game has to offer.

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